The MCCL Legislative Dinner, which is held every other year at the start of the legislative biennium, brings together state lawmakers and their pro-life constituents for an evening of pro-life fellowship and education, especially about legislative matters. This year’s event comes in the wake of extreme new pro-abortion laws in Minnesota, including the repeal of protection for born-alive infants. How can we restore respect for human life in our state?​

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We’ll hear from Sarah Zagorski Jones, who survived an abortion and now advocates for the lives of babies who are at risk like she was. We’ll also benefit from the expertise of Mary Kellett, executive director of Prenatal Partners for Life, who will tell her story of fighting for the life of her newborn baby with disabilities. You won’t want to miss what these women have to share with us.

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The 2025 Legislative Dinner will be held Tuesday, March 4, at the historic Landmark Center in downtown St. Paul (75 W. Fifth St.). The evening program will begin with a social hour at 6:00 p.m., followed by a served dinner at 7:00 p.m. in the Musser Cortile grand indoor courtyard. Dinner attire is recommended. The cost to attend is $60 (or $50 if registered before Feb. 15) and $25 for students. 

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MCCL invites all Minnesota state senators and representatives to attend this event. It is also important that pro-life citizens attend in order to meet their lawmakers and encourage them to support pro-life legislation. Seating is limited, and pre-paid registrations are required. (Note: If the registration page does not load properly, please contact MCCL at 612-825-6831 to register.)

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